Is it scarier to know you're alone in the dark, or to know you're not alone?

I just watched that a couple months ago, highly recommend!

I used to think you go there and you won't come out alive. I thought the Bermuda Triangle was in some obscure part of the world. Turns out there are more treacherous seas out there. And some lakes.

I stumbled upon a youtube short of an abandoned mine shaft. The person just threw a big rock down the shaft to see how deep it is. I counted 8 seconds. When you're waiting to hear something hit a bottom 8 seconds is a long time. People were commenting, asking how many bodies are down there. Gets you thinking how many deep, unguarded, unchecked places are there in remote locations that could be holding so many unsolved crimes and missing people.

"He purchased an actual Egyptian mummy what rattled around in his basement...". 2836 years old, still living in the basement.

If you plan on putting catalytic converters on cigarettes, smokers are going to need bigger pockets.

Organized religion, in any form, is the worst thing that ever happened to humanity.

This is a very dangerous rabbit hole if you don't understand that nothing is cut and dry in psychology. You can't analyse the outcomes and say, oh, this event is causing this and that event is causing that. It's not hard science and nothing is ever for sure. What a truly professional psychologist does is trying to use a flashlight to shed a bit of light in front of your feet within a dark cavern while trying to help you finding the exit with a lot of well educated guesswork. It costs a lot of trial and error. We have lots of research about what might cause x and y problems, but in reality that doesn't help you with anything related to your trauma when it comes to therapy. That research isn't meant to help those who experienced it, it's meant for prevention. If you have mental illnesses you better stay away from those 'explanations' because therapy is a whole lot different and only losely connected to this research. Going down that rabbit hole can even prevent success in therapy.

I don't find this that mysterious. The ocean is a biiiiig place

and to make matters worse, there was practically a war over who was getting buried "on top" of her, and the man who won this "war", Richard Poncher, who died at the age of 81, was buried FACE DOWN by request, above the 36 year old Marilyn. Please tell me I'm not the only one that finds this disgusting and disturbing?!

IMO there should be more education regarding cults. It would help some people realize they're in cults (and by that, I also mean non-religious cults like MAGA or QAnon) and also help other people understand that their religious but otherwise 100% normal neighbor isn't a cultist.

I like that google maps on my phone tells me there's a speed trap ahead.

History is a fascinating rabbit hole. Especially when you think that it was written by the victors and by the men. I like to contemplate what is missing from the story.

All I know is the kid was not his son.

well, a Raven is a hecka of a lot bigger than a Crow.

An exquisite tunnel to this rabbit hole- how does a people with such extreme sensitivity to beauty - also harbor the potential for this behavior? It wasn't one or two bad Japanese officers - the horrors were common and widespread. But it's cherry blossom time in Japan next week- and the whole country stops for it... how?

I do that with my family history, I got a free week on Ancestry once and spent ALL of my free time on it, even stayed up way to late a few times. I did trace my Mclean ancestors all the way back to the 300s though, twas pretty cool. I have a whole folder on my computer about them.

I still vaguely remember when Ballard found her. Absolutely amazing.

Considering that there are some 30 million people that ride cruise ships every year, it would be kind of surprising to find out that people didn't go overboard.

Quantum physics has recently been proven that once regarded as law of physics isn't the case in the whole universe. There are objects and areas in the universe acting on their own laws of physics. What we also see in those telescopes, with those reflective mirrors that really just give us the information the light, that has travelled thousands to billions of years, tells us is just face value and doesn't tell us anything else. We can use math equations to fill in the blanks all we want. The only thing that will do is show how smart the mathematicians and Astrophysicists are compared to the average human on Earth, about Earth and maybe our own solar system. We have very little idea what is actually going on elsewhere in the Universe. But we got some pretty cool photos, sound waves and short, fuzzy time-lapse videos, and some really impressive graphically designed artist interpretations.

I once went down the rabbit hole of finance and the stock market. That's even worse. What started as a sensible attempt to provide coverage for the relatives of sailors, especially on whale travellers and provide them an outcome in case something happened to the fathers and a way for employees to get a pension ended up as a huge scheme for rich people sucking money directly out of circulation and companies for absolute no service or contribution to the company. And the term 'investment' is intentionally misleading to make people think those rich money sacks are regularly 'investing' into the companies that have once upon a time sold stocks, while all they really 'invest' into is their own stock portfolio. But people think all investments are loan investments, while nothing could be further from the truth.

Take this seriously. I almost died from improperly diagnosed gastrointestinal trauma. Always get a second or third opinion!!!!! Was saved by a nurse practitioner after doctors screwed up my system and removed my perfectly functioning gall bladder. American medicine can be frightening.

Suffered IBS for more than 35 years. A single cold water glass, a coffee, a little cold, could almost instantly unleash bad episodes of - well, I'll only say "consequences" :-(. Diagnosed as coming from dozen of causes by dozen of doctors. Long story short, last year I had a very bad sistemic infection that was cured with an antibiotic mix that, as well as the infection culprits, killed all my gut microbiota. Two months of really horrible problems. Had to take massive doses of probiotics to reconstruct the microbiota, BUT on the plus side after almost a year I've never had a single intestinal problem anymore. Ironically, the probiotics combination I took is called "IBS 300" :-)

MattPat is amazing for this. Going to miss him. I think the best video is the first one talking about the 1993 Aurora, Colorado shooting and the link with FNAF.

You know what's kinda weird? When they took the photos on the moon the stars don't appear. This is because of the reflectiveness of the lunar surface, it they increased the exposure to include the stars then there would be too much light from the lunar surface to see anything.

ah, but those rabbits really don't want you to find them.

If he was part of the original MMC kids, he'd be ~70 years old.

Chihuahuas bite the most frequently, but pit bulls account for the most deaths.

According to the local Health Dept., the McFlurry was McFungused.

The entire troubled teen industry is one heck of a rabbit hole.

I’ve been going down that rabbit hole recently… It’s both fascinating and horrifying

meh. Philosophical masturbation.

You're aware, I presume, that b******t itself is a vast rabbit hole...

I really have no idea why anyone cares.